Saint Uze Tea Pot

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Saint-Uze pottery, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, characterized by its distinctive blue floral motifs on a white glaze.  Saint-Uze pottery originated in the Drôme region of France and is known for its high-quality earthenware, often called "Bleus de Saint-Uze". 
These pieces were designed for everyday use and were popular for storing preserved foods, spices, or as kitchen display items. Tea pot and lid. 

Disclaimers: There is a chip and a crack in the base of the handle of the teapot, but still sturdy. A beautiful piece to add to your collection. 

Measurements: Approximately 9"x 6.5"

Please note that our antique and vintage pieces are pre-loved and may show signs of age, use, and wear consistent with their history. These characteristics are part of their charm and authenticity. We strive to describe each item as accurately as possible, and encourage you to carefully refer to the photos provided for condition details before purchasing.